Northern Ireland 2125?

Just over a century ago there were plenty of cases of Protestants in Cork from their houses to Britain, with just a suitcase, leaving all else behind as there were numerous murders of Protestants and other Protestants "disappeared" by republicans.

Not sure what you are so upset about? I asked FrancieBrady the question " Putting the boot on the other foot, what would you have thought if there was a fund in Scotland to get Irish settlers, the typical Glascow Celtic supporters, to leave Scotland and go home, after all the famine is over?" 

Maybe it is the 4 words at the end that upsets you "the famine is over"? Is that worse than the chant of Kneecap, "Every word of Irish is a bullet for Irish Freedom"?

No, you don't.

You have adequately shown you don't. You couldn't give a damn what happens to people, even to Unionists. You are too interested in winning some fantasy battle about the past still ongoing in your messed up head.

You have zero regard for even your own dignity never mind the dignity of anyone else. You are now trying to defend a pathetic sectarian attempt to provoke rather than deal with suggesting solutions for people.

Yes, the sectarian chant you added to your post is what demonstrated exactly what sort of person you are. You've yet to answer how your question to Francie would've changed if you hadn't added it, or what reason you had for including it?

When I post anything along the lines of the quote you've included to deflect once more, you can call me out on it (considering you've got months of mileage out of that line, I'm sure you will), and you can get to asking my opinions on things others have said when you stop deflecting and answer a question yourself for once.

Four words which just happen to be a sectarian chant specifically used by a particularly scummy subsect of the rival fans of the club you were talking about....who do you think you're kidding pretending there was no other intent, Francis? Wouldn't be surprised if you've chanted them a few times at Ibrox before and all.

I'll be sure to point out they're, 'only ten words' the next time you're off on one of your whinges about Kneecap though. What's good for the goose and all that.

Course you were, Francis. It's there in black and white for everyone to see what you think and I'll remind you they're just words the next time you're off on one of your tedious copy/paste sessions.

More off a cliff edge than down a rabbit hole.....I keep telling myself to not bother but still occasionally get dragged back in.

Are you new around here csirl ?

100 years of failure says no, it can never govern itself.

Why waste any more effort sustaining a failed partition

Well from the spins I had up there, the population in general of NI seem happy. Compared to an obvious underlying tension in the air just a few decades ago. Nothing scientific just the general vibe, as the outsider looking in.

In fairness, 'doing better compared to a few decades ago' isn't a particularly high bar to set when that bar is NI of the 70s and 80s.

Could be sooner than we think

Sinn Féin MLA Deirdre Hargey has confirmed her party will support an Assembly motion of no confidence in Education Minister, Paul Givan.

“The Education Minister’s decision to travel to Israel and use departmental resources to promote that trip is both inappropriate and unacceptable.” said Ms Hargey. "In the past two years alone, Israel has murdered more than 20,000 children and 500 teachers and destroyed nearly every educational facility in Gaza. No Minister should associate themselves with Israel's genocide, ethnic cleansing, forced starvation and illegal occupation. Sinn Féin will support the motion of no confidence in Paul Givan when it comes before the Assembly.”

"Paul Givan is going nowhere" says DUP leader Gavin Robinson

@GRobinsonDUP Paul Givan is going nowhere. Unionists will not be bullied by the whims of the Pan-Republican front.

I choose who serves as a DUP Minister and whatever about the faux outrage and petty politicking, Paul has my full support.

Democratic vote?

Non-unionist parties got 39% of the vote yet only 1 of the 12 seats!!

You're welcome.